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Show I HE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, PAGE SIX. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1901. Ogden Rapid 1 ransiTco. IHBIANS BUT CITIES 09 jlVES'3 t, TIME CARD eHATS BE ONE PRICE BOTHER MED FOR W. H. Ogden, Utan THE Headquarters Work in for Forest Service Bad Break From Democratic Ranks the West to be nated half-dose- ne Ogden Steam Laundry Co. Riverdale Flour Ogden Milling tr Elevator Company First National Bank JUNE 7. ia-- ( JOB I All Kinds of Lumber Lumber and Building Materials vote-gette- Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. Ice-hou- H half-heart- OGDEN lT"wF'l TURF EXCHANGE 326 Twenty-fift- h H. PATTISON. Street. Prop. Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Look at Our New Cigar Stand. Best of Imported, Key West and Domestic Cigars . California and Eastern rases. wire for all sporting events. candidates ed Parker and Davis It would seem that he is one of those un fortunate politicians whom everybody less unac j likes but who, more or countably, la never quite able to con vert this pleasing popularity Into i preponderance of votes. The candl dacy of Mr. Kern will unquestionably ' add seat to the Democratic campaign In Indiana, but, so far as can be die cerned to date. It does not give prom Ise of weighing very heavily In the results next November. It does not appear that the candidacy of Mr. Fair' banks had much to do with the sweep' Ing Republican victory of four years ago. in truth, the votes of Hooslerdom are not so easily lured by the vice' presidential bait as seems to be com' jin only supposed. J A Tragedy. A Mr. Xosmo King was questioned about the oddity of his Christian name. "It la thia way, he said ; "my mother made a point of giving all of her children unuaual names. I was three months old before she found one for me that ahe liked. One day, while out ahopplng, ahe aaw on one-hal- f of a awlnging door the word Noamo, while the other half bore King, her own name. 'Noamo King. ahe noted mentally, not perceiving that the letters apelled 'no smoking' when the doors were closed; hence my lifelong affliction. Harpers Weekly. ::VE Leava Cor. 25: h Street A Wash. Wash. Are. 1:30 a.m. 1:00 ajn. 0:10 a.m. 11:00 a-12:10 p.m. 3:00 p.m. S:S0 p:m. 5:00 p.m. 0:50 p.m. 0:00 p.m. 0:10 p.m. Tues. A Sat. nights 11:00 p.m. flat-foot- ed Both phones AXTGB . Week Days Oklahoma. Soon. EFFECTIVE JULT 1:20 a. a.m. V45 am. J i - 5 1 13 a.m. a.m. .pm. p.m. s 45 Pm. 7 15 p.m 45 pm I": 16 p.m Tuc. s, nights 11:45 p.m 13, 1906 7:40 a m; 1:00 a. m., and every thereafter until 11:04 p m m, and minutes last car. Cars leave corner of 25th Street and Washington avenue at 1:00 L n.; 1:40 a. m, and every 20 mlnutea thereafter until 10:40 p. m. last cat. 20 On Sundays and holidays a servlca will be given. Jetimal want ade deliver (he EMsfiini(gssm(gm Of Ogden prefer te employ girla and boye who live in thie city to do their office work. They want the PEOPLE of Ogden to PATRONIZE THEM AS EXCLUSIVELY ae POSSIBLE and they deairs to hava the eity benefit by every dollar they pay out for salaries. HJ Hot Spring! Carla leave Canyon at 44. 1 Lm' Sundays and Holiday Leave Cor. 25th Bt. A Wash. Leave Hat Ave. Spring 0:10 a.m.. 7:15 am 5:00 a.m. 9:45 a.m 0:50 a.m. 10:15 am. 10:15 a.ra. 11:00 am 11:00 a.m. 11:45 am 11:45 a.m. 12:30 p.m 18:10 p.m. 1:15 p.m 1:16 p.m. 2:00 p.m 3:00 p.m. 2:44 p.m 2:45 p.m. 3.30 p.m 1:10 p.m. 4:15 p.m 4:15 pm. 5:00 p.m 5:00 p.m. 5:45 pm 5:45 p.m. 6:10 pm 0:30 p.m. :15 pm 7:15 p.m. 6 00 pm 5:00 p.m, 6:41 p.m 6:45 p.m. 9:80 pm 0:50 p.m. 10:15 p.m 11:00 p.m. 11:45 pa. Canyon Sehadula IS BIG , Among Choctaw Tribe in Desig- MUSKOGEE, Okie, Sept. 8. Its all (Special to the Journal.) over but the shouting. Mr. Taft la sure An3. D. WASHINGTON, C, Sept. nouncement of the names of the cities to be elected. Mr. Bryan may as well which are to be the six administrative retire from the race and save trouble headquarters of the U. S. Forest Ser- and expense. Governor Green vice, along witn the lists of the men chief of tbe Choctaw nation, to. be in charge of the various offices, McCur-tai- n is expected to be made before another j says so. And what Governor week has passed. says goes among the Choctaws. The task of removing practically all In past elections, the Choctaws of the national forest business to tbe have been consistent Democrats and field seems a stupendous one to a have always voted the ticket straight person not familiar with the way the Disappointed by the alleged failure Those who of tbe Democratic state administration work has been planned. have had a chance to visit the Wash- to keep Its promisee to the redskins, ington office of the forest service dur- McCurtaln has come out for ing the pest two months, have learned Taft, and declares that tbe men of that ther is an organised forest train- hi tribe will vote the Republican ing school running In the big brick ticket from top to bottoom. building on F street and that the men It ia alleged that the bad feeling who are to go Into the field will heve the administration extends against received weeks of training in their also to the Chickasaw tribe and that new duties before it is time for them the latter will Join with the Chocto leave the city, other field officers taws In supporting the Republican have been ordered Into the local office party. and before the time for change of adRepublican politicians of the new ministration tbe thorough preparation state are Jubilant at the reported acceswill make It possible for the men to sion of the redskins, but the Democrattake their placet and conduct their ic leaders are inclined to take the reoffices aa though the work had been ports with a grain of salt. They say going on for months. that McCurtaln cannot control the Actual transfer of the national forest vote of Ms tribesmen and that even business to the field will be made grad- should he succeed m doing so the 5,000 ually, so that there will be practically or 1,000 Indian voters will not be sufno Interference with the routine work. ficient to overcome tbe white DemoWhen through, the change of admin- cratic majority in Oklahoma. istration to the aiz district headquarters will mean much in expediting and rendering the forest work more effective. The saving of time in getting IDAHO PROHIBS action on matters relating to administration will be one of the most importMAKE A NOISE ant benefits. Now, it takes from four days to two weeks to get mall to Washington and receive reply at the various BOISE, Ida., Sept. S. That the propoints in the fourteen national forest states. With the mat going to six cen- hibition wave haa struck Idaho and la tral cities in the west instead of to spreading rapidly over the state was Washington, there will be a marked evidenced today by the enthusiasm of saving In time in getting action on the hundreds of delegates who gathmatters relating to the administration ered in ths state convention of the of the forests and the benefit ia sure "dry" party. A complete state ticket to be felt by every forest user. will be put In the field. A rally of tfye temperance forces ofhe state Is For envelopes, letterheads, business being held In connection with the -ards, dodgers, etc, call up Tbe Journal The Hard Times Issue. (Special to tl)e Journal.) of 'a somewhat Another factor INDIANAPOLIS, 'Ind.. Sept, I. Of n states of the Union special sort that many believe will be the which are classed aa politically j nf considerable importance In tne doubtful," Indiana I lrhat nest forthcoming election is the Industrial to New York the moat fickle in Its and business depression which Is more the or leas in evidence in thia state. It Although partisan allegiance. dominance of the Republicans has been may be doubted whether the recent almost entire in the last doaen years, reaction In the business world has been TO BEAT THE DUTCH the lioosiers have not yet reached the felt anywhere more seriously than stage where they may be reckoned In Indiana. YEHEZUELA CAHTDOUUCH upon as a G. O. P. asset. The staunch The question that naturally presents old-liDemocracy of Hendricks and Itself to the political observer Is, what exert a great In- effect may these conditions be expect-e- d TO BEAT THIS LAUNDRY FOR Yoorhees continues to to havc upon the forthcoming elec fluence in Indiana political affair. This HIGH GRADE WORK IS AN IMPOSyear the commonwealth of Hooslerdom tlon? On every side one will hear from SIBILITY. THE GREATEST CARE is declared by political wiseacres to be Democrats the prediction that this IS TAKEN IN ALL CLASSES OF the battle ground of the two great par- epoch of stagnation, falling as it has in WORK AND ONLY EXPERIENCED ties anj beyond doubt the most un- Republican times, will turn the votes of certain state of the Union. Camitatgn thousands of laboring men from the HELP IS EMPLOYED. managers of both great parties under- Republican to the Democratic candistand thia and are preparing for a dates. It ia hard to escape the conbattle royal la their endeavors to se- viction that there will be a tendency In this direction. cure the Hoosler vote. Mix parties have tickets In the field, The one thing, however, which more and all are making extravagant than any other makes the outcome of claims of coming victory. That Debs the campaign in Indiana an absolute LAUNDERERS A DRY CLEANERS a Hoosler will help the Socialist uncertainty la the overshadowing 437 25th S tract party, while the Populists also have "temperance" question, which already an Iqdlanan on their national ticket appears to have crowded practically as candidate. Ad- all other Issues Into the background. The bread that retains Its fiaver and ded to this the selection by the Demo- In common with other states, Indiana fresh ness with the mercury at 80 la crats of an Indiana man for second has long been agitated by troublesome place, and It will be perceived that questions connected with the sale and made of many personal considerations will play use of Intoxicating liquors, but never before haa the subject been allowed so a part In the result. completely to monopolise tbs political Long Party Rule. and effort of the commonAsk any housewife. The Republicans, after a decade of thought wealth. Idea unbroken supremacy, ridicule the Made by County Local Option, that they will not again sweep the Tho Republicans have , put themstate as In 1!M, 1900 and 1904. The & Democrats proclaim that their party selves on record as favoring "county haa not been so united nor Its prorjiects local option," which leaves the counso bright since 1893, and that victory In ties to decide the liquor question November la as rood aa certain. The themselves and pledged themselves, now leas than ever a if successful at. the polls, to enact Prohibitionist legislation adequate for the inauguranegligible factor In Indiana politics exiiect to make the most vigorous cam- tion of thia Improved system. The Capital and Surplus, 9275.000.00 paign in their hlatory and believe that Democrats declared merely for local for the first time they will break into option of the old sort, by townships the State Legislature. The Populists, and wards. There Is, therefore, going stimulated by the nomination of a Vin- lo be local option, whatever happens OGDEN, UTAH cennes man for the vice presidency, In November; the question la merely DAVID ECCLES, President are confident of making the best show- one of the larger or smaller unit by ing since the organisation of the party. which It shall be applied. But this Job rooms. The Socialists,' with an Indianian at the question Is a vital one and In tbs enhead of their ticket, are similarly op- suing campaign there Is going to be JOHN PINQREE, Cashier timistic. And the Independents avow- no Isue which will stir the politicians JAB. F. BURTON, Assistant Cashier edly regard the Hoosler state aa one of and the people aa this one. DIRECTORS! the most promising fields for their Adam Patterson propaganda. If th plana and proDavid Ecclee John Watson jects now being given shape n the Barnard Whita councils of the various parties come W. W. Rltor Joseph Clark to realisation, Indiana may well feel, U B. Hills aa Henry Watferaon predicted, more Bsorgs H. Tribe H. XL Rolapp than any other state in the coming IL 8. Browning John Bplars B. B. Porter. campaign the agonies and throes of Respectfully aolieits the aeeeunta at political combat. Many Now Factors. banka, mercantile firms and Individuals There are, st any rate, half a dosen Wo pay intoraat on time deposits. Ample resources, epurteoua treat- factors in the situation whlcn promise to make the fight hotter and the out Ogden Freight Departments Being ment, superior eorvioa. come more uncertain than in any Taxed to Capacity to. Handle campaign of recent years. For one is the candidacy of John thing, there Business. W. Kern. Everybody understands that Mr. Kern had no particular claim to his partys consideration except in so The Immense freight traffic on tho far a his nomination might be expected to help Democratic prospects In Harrlman lines is worrying the offihis own state. At Mr. Bryan's Insti- cials in procuring a sufficient numgation he was placed on the ticket at bers of cars to handle the shipments Denver for this express purpose and The fruit season Is now on, and the the responsibility for the carrying of officials are kept at their deaka from Indiana haa been laid absolutely upon morning until night with the buslneaa his shoulders which has accumulated. Extra men Mr. Kern Is admittedly an able, have been put on and It Is expected honest man and a pleasing orator, an that before the summer Is finished enthusiastic campaigner and a master hire sill be a more noticeable amount of political craft. There la no man, of business than at present. unless It be Bryan hlinself, who ia Despite the recent financial depresmore popular among the Democrats of sion conditions are far morf advanced, the state than he; and outside the according to the railroad authorities, ranks of his own party he counts his than at the time when the country friends by the thousands. He stands was considered in its most prosperous In close relations forces the with party far all kinds of purposes are net found The railroads are preparing that were accustomed to win victories period. for extensive fall shipments of dried In every yard. Whatever your wants In the eighties and earlier nineties fruits and nuts from California, and may be in It would seem that If any Indianan are worried with the amount of could have been named at Denver who they which is being sent over the fruit could be depended upon to attract lines from Utah. Hoosler vo.es for the national ticket, As heretofore, the shipment of man was W. Kerns that John ifruit is demanding large quantities Record A Defeats of ostl nemo hero and let ua give you an Tet Kern has never been conspic- of ice, and a short time ago they were mate. Wo can save you money, quail uous as a r. The mere fact unable to supply the amount necesty considered. that he haa been twice defeated for sary. It remained for the Ogden offl the governorship of Indiana does not rials to purchase a large store of the perhaps mean much, for those defeats refrigerating element from local ice came In the overwhelming Republican houses. For many days, wagons and years of 1900 and 1904. None the teams were busy drawing from the to the Harriman storST. leas In 1904 hla opponent was support local 145 TWENTY-FOURTfashion by age plants. ed In but a large numbers of Republicans and It takes about two hundred tons of though Mr. Kern made a fight which Ice dally to supply the refrigerators MANAGEMENT NEW UNDER will not soon be forgotten In the state, of ths fruit and meat cars In transhe was defeated by some SS.000 votes portation through Ufa k'lty on tins and ran barely ahead of the national Harriman lines alone. HOT SPRINGS AND SCHEDULE EtT T Thsy do net have ths timo te train their own office help. While many of our own young people aro looking in vain for satisfactory employment, business men are somet met compelled te employ stranger In their offices. This is net a satisfactory condition, but it ia net the bueineee man that ia te blame-I- f the young people here aro to have the good positions they must prepare te do, accurately and intelligently tho work that is to bo done. Young man and women, got training that will snablo you to do first elate office work and there is not a business man in Ogdsn who will not gladly smploy you in preference to tending out of tho eity for help. Tho Ogden Business College is tho boot equipped and moot Business College between Denver and the Coast. You can do anybodys office work when you got through hero. Thor i nothing you will have to do in an ffics that wo don't teach you hero; mimeographing, rapid calculation, penmanship, spelling, use of adding machines, and in our office practice course you do just so you will have to do in an office. : te Our Enrollment This Morning Exceeded Our Expectations New Gass Begins Tuesday, 8 September ARRANGE TO BEGIN THEN OGDEN BUSINESS FOURTH FLOOR LEWIS BLOCK goads |
